John Pollock and Wai Ting review every tournament match from the G1 Climax 28. The July 14th (Opening Day) show is headlined by Kazuchika Okada vs. Jay White and Minoru Suzuki vs. Hiroshi Tanahashi.
Episode four sees Chris Charlton and Paul Lazenby look at 1992, which saw NJPW start a tradition of Tokyo Dome shows held on January 4, as well as PWFG stage their one and only Tokyo Dome show. Minoru Suzuki and Masakatsu Funaki had prominent spots on that card, and Paul shares some stories about both of them from his time in Pancrase.
John Pollock & Wai Ting provide an extensive review of the second season of GLOW with a look at the Netflix original series sophomore season, the developments of several characters, the ongoing feud between Ruth & Debbie, the episodes & scenes that stood out, as well as themes explored.
Braden Herrington & Davie Portman return to chat this week’s WWE NXT! It’s a tough day for Davie as they discuss England losing in the semifinals of the World cup- as well as British Strong Style defending their newly won NXT Tag Team Championships against Undisputed Era!
Martin, Oli & Benno are back to give their live perspectives from New Japan Pro Wrestling/Revolution Pro: Strong Style Evolved UK. They discuss the highlights of the weekend and their favourite matches including Tomohiro Ishii vs. Minoru Suzuki. They also review the debut show of Will Ospreay’s new promotion, Frontline Wrestling, talk the upcoming IPW UK/NOAH ‘Global Clash’ show and the new series World Of Sport.
Wai Ting and WH Park present their NJPW G1 Climax 28 Primer in this special edition of POST Puroresu. Designed as a crash course for new viewers and a refresher for long-time fans, this podcast highlights all 20 participants and their storylines heading into New Japan’s most prestigious tournament.
Team Hell No stays ‘n sync with The New Day as they team against The Bludgeon Bros. and Sanity, Asuka vs. James Ellsworth in a lumberjack match, Shinsuke Nakamura vs. AJ Styles, and Andrade “Cien” Almas vs. Sin Cara. We also give our predictions for the entire WWE Extreme Rules card this Sunday.
On this week’s Double Shot we talk Being The Elite (Ep. 110) featuring the Omega vs. Cody aftermath, John’s thoughts on the G1 Special, Total Bellas (Season 3 Episode 7), and The Sports Business Daily’s article about UFC and WWE’s recent TV deals.
Bobby Lashley and Roman Reigns heat up their grudge ahead of Sunday’s Extreme Rules, Seth Rollins tells us about Drew McIntyre’s love of farm animals, and more from Bayley and Sasha’s counseling sessions.
John Pollock is joined by his friends Phil Chertok & Ziggy Cao to review UFC 226, chat about Daniel Cormier’s heavyweight title win over Stipe Miocic, the return of Brock Lesnar and his challenge to Cormier, one of the worst heavyweight fights ever, and all the news from the card.
Episode three sees Chris Charlton and Alan Counihan look at 1991, which saw NJPW stage a controversial double title match between Tatsumi Fujinami and Ric Flair, as well as SWS blowing up and quickly disappearing in a pair of big budget shows cross promoted with WWF and headlined by Hulk Hogan and Genichiro Tenryu.
John Pollock and Wai Ting review WCW Uncensored 1997 headlined by a three way tag team elimination match between WCW Team, nWo Team and Piper Team whereby if the nWo loses, they will forfeit all their titles and be BANNED FROM WRESTLING FOR THREE YEARS.
Davie Portman is joined this week by Wai Ting to chat this week’s WWE NXT featuring EC3 vs. Johnny Gargano, Otis Dozovic vs. The Mighty in a handicap match and Dakota Kai vs. Santana Garrett. They discuss their thoughts on the Women’s Division and what is next for the NXT Championship.
The Satellite of Hate has reached a premature end to its time in orbit as Brian Mann and Nate Milton are joined by Chris Urbanowicz to review the final edition of Nitro. Why is the show ending? Why is Shane McMahon on Nitro? Why is Ric Flair wrestling in a t-shirt?
Before they face The Usos, Daniel Bryan demands an apology from Kane for past aggressions, James Ellsworth faces Asuka, Jeff Hardy holds an Independence Day US Open Challenge, and Sanity ruin The New Day’s pancake eating contest.
Braun Strowman traps Kevin Owens inside a portable toilet and tips it over, Roman Reigns does double duty in tag matches with Seth Rollins and Bobby Lashley, Sasha and Bayley seek counseling with the returning Dr. Shelby.
We discuss episode 2 of Cody’s new YouTube series, All Us and Being The Elite (Ep. 109) featuring the funeral of Joey Ryan and an appearance from Chris Jericho. Plus, we go through your submissions to determine the new name of the RAR Bonus Show (this was no easy task).
Episode two sees Chris Charlton and John Pollock look at 1990, which saw NJPW and AJPW work together on two separate shows; one with an infamous Big Van Vader and Stan Hansen brawl, and another with Hansen facing Hulk Hogan in a classic as WWF made strides into Japan.